First tear in my expensive shell....

[TheNumberNine]

Cry about the damage or rejoice at the first-of-many battle scar?

[G-spotter]

Iron-on patch on the inside, seam seal outside.

 

Or, tape on inside, seam seal outside then when dry peel tape and seam-sea inside.

[genepires]

rejoice in presence of others and cry like a little baby at night.

[rob]

Duct tape. When it wears off, put more on.

[denalidave]

Cry about the damage or rejoice at the first-of-many battle scar?

Now it's officially broken in and you can take it off the pedestal and use it for what it was meant for. Being the gear whore that I am, I still have lots of clothing that is still not quite broken in enough to abuse. My therapist just rolls his eyes and shakes his head...

[ScaredSilly]

Duct tape and bailing wire are your friends.

[TheNumberNine]

rejoice in presence of others and cry like a little baby at night.

 

Totally....

 

AND DENALIDAVE! I survived Denali! Thanks again for the rad overboot deal

[Dan_Miller]

Drew (aka G-spotter) supplies some valuable information to my way of thinking. That's fairly close to how I'd deal with my cherished garment, were I you.

[BigSky]

+1 on tape and seam grip.

[snoboy]

+2, but my usual is to tape outside, seam grip or freesole on inside. Nearly invisible repair. If it's a high stress area, do a layer on the outside too.